CRIMINAL Flashcards
Assault occasioning actual bodily harm
S 47
OAPA 1861
Wounding or inflicting GBH
S 20
OAPA 1861
Wounding or causing GBH with intent
S 18
OAPA 1861
The two sections of burglary
9(1)(a) and 9(1)(b)
Theft is defined as dishonestly appropriating property that belongs to another, with the intention to permanently deprive them of it
S 1
Theft Act 1968
Common law assaults
S 39 Criminal Justice Act 1988
Diminished responsibility is a statutory defence
S 22 Homicide Act 1957
Amended by s 62 CJA 2009
Loss of control
S 54 and 55 CJA 2009
Dishonesty in Theft
S 2 Theft Act 1968
Offence of Robbery
S 8 TA 1968
Burglary
Enters a building or part of a building as a trespasser, with the knowledge or recklessness as to being a trespasser
The defendant must intend theft/infliction of GBH or criminal damage
S 9(1)(a) TA 1968
Burglary
Enter a building or part of a building as a trespasser
COMMIT the AR of theft/attempted/GBH/attempted GBH
Have the knowledge or recklessness as to being a trespasser, and have the MR for theft/attempted theft/GBH/attempted GBH.
9(1)(b) TA 1968
Aggravated burglary
S 10 TA 1968
Fraud can be committed in 3 different ways - statutory provisions
Fraud Act 2006
S 1 : FRAUD
S 2 : false representation
S 3: failing to disclose information
S 4: abuse of position
Criminal damage offences act
Criminal Damage Act 1971
